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Find the real project boundary
If the page uses external asset files, include the whole folder instead of sending only the HTML file.
HTML publishing guide
How to share a local HTML file
Local HTML files often work on your machine but break when sent as attachments. Images, CSS, JavaScript, and relative links can fail for reviewers. Publishing a preview link avoids that handoff problem.
Steps
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Zip the folder when needed
Create a ZIP that includes index.html and any supporting assets. Keep relative paths unchanged.
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Publish and share the URL
Upload the HTML or ZIP to HTMLShare, open the preview, and send the resulting URL to reviewers.
Practical tips
- Do not email a folder of files when one preview URL will do.
- Use index.html as the entry page for ZIP projects.
- Avoid absolute local paths like /Users/name/Desktop in HTML.
- Test the published link in a fresh browser tab.
Turn the HTML into a link
HTMLShare publishes static HTML files and ZIP projects as browser preview links, so reviewers can open the page without downloading files or running a local server.